Differences between the Arctic fox, Red fox, and Grey fox species

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[Shikaschima]

"She doesn't know she can climb that tree, but she could."
Imagine Nikita somehow learns.

[wsxc]

"They are pudgier."

Arctic Fox: That was unnecessary...

[poly_blanka]

Choose your character:
- White podgy doggo
- Just a doggo
- Just a cat

[ahahahimagine]

Arctic Fox: C a l m
Red Fox: *EHEHEHEHEHE
Grey Fox: _meow_

[deserttan]

anyone saying she’s petting them too hard or weirdly, it’s because they can’t feel soft pets because their fur is so thick, so she pets them hard so they can feel it.

[gavinb]

The only thing that isn’t different is that they all are cute, and fluffy!

[Kafend]

Nikita definitely moves her ears more like a cat than any of the other fox species as well. Not just flattening, but actively rotating to get sense of her entire surrounding at all times.

[halicely]

The Grey fox is like a hybrid of a cat, a dog and a racoon

[FellaMajj]

1:12 "I think they are the smartest of the 3 fox species"


Fox: haha hand go bite bite

[JefErickson]

4:44 "Do foxes climb horizontally?"

Yes. It's called walking.

[Farlomous]

Dixie: "I know tricks. My favorite is steal phone and run trick"

[justin]

This just further enforces that foxes are just cat-dogs

[mfroggy]

Artic fox: judgemental chonk
Red fox: nervous dogs
Grey fox: actually a cat pretending to be a fox

[LycanWitch]

4:15 I like how when she says there's always an exception to the rule, Vixie comes charging in right on cue.

[madis.]

My friend has an Arctic fox named Zero. He screamed at me when he met me.

[paulvanobberghen]

I live in a European city, not in the center but not in the outskirts, and I had many sightings with urban foxes here and around, including in daylight. They are not domesticated, and most likely never will, hopefully, yet they don’t fear humans. They just live with us, benefiting from our leftovers, often living quite a mess behind at doing so, but that’s ok. It’s kinda nice to think that wild life can live peacefully in human cities. Fascinating animals they are for sure. I like them being around.

[MrOrcshaman]

He's nippy, but clearly he trusts and feels safe in your presence.

[alitugrulakc]

Treat bag: "noises"


Finnegan: GIVE ME THAT

[MissAyaRok]

I fail to imagine how can anybody hurt these sweet fascinating creatures

[bladeofbattousai]

it's so interesting to see the differences. I've seen gray foxes in life the most because they've lived in our barn loft since I was a kid. They are not scared of us, and will climb up the barn wall, and walk right past us when we are putting up hay. When we hear the babies playing, we sneak up the ladder to watch. They like to spin turtle shells on the loft floor.